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Fashion - 17 Maggio

Borders: A Flash of Italian Fashion – Sustainability, Inclusivity, Individuality

Italian Ambassador Armando Varricchio, during his speech, said that the exhibition gives an idea of what fashion is supposed to be. Fashion is art and at the same time hard work. In New York people are open to discover, to talk to each other and mix cultures. The exhibition will be open to the community for the first time, so it is available to anyone and not just experts.

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Arts - 14 Maggio

Borders: A flash of New Italian Fashion: The Italian Style on Display in NYC

The Consulate General of Italy and the Italian Trade Commission in New York (ICE), in partnership with the Italian Embassy in Washington DC, have launched an unprecedented initiative aimed to put Italian fashion on display in New York. This project is part of a host of events planned by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and […]

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Lifestyles - 27 Febbraio

So Much for Global Italian Style: Italy Loses Face in Fashion Flub

In just a few months three of the biggest names on the international fashion scene have caused scandals by producing images and products considered racist and offensive. The common denominator? Each of these brands is Italian. Regardless of the fact that Gucci has taken a strong stand in favor of progress, announcing corporate initiatives that will help to diversify the staff inside their offices and raise cultural and racial awareness, the road to change is still long for the rest of the country.

Evielle, Made in Italy, New York

Fashion - 28 Luglio 2017

Dalla Toscana a New York, “il mio Made in Italy con Evielle”

Dall’idea di Valentina Lotrecchiano e Martina Cassari nel 2016 nasce Evielle, brand rigorosamente Made in Italy con sede a New York. In un caffè a Bryant Park incontriamo Valentina, che ci racconta com’è nato il progetto e come il suo sogno sia diventato realtà

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Arts - 15 Giugno 2017

Fashion and Cinema, from “Made in Italy” to the Italian Style

In her last book "Italian Style: Fashion and Film from Early Cinema to the Digital Age", Eugenia Paulicelli sheds a new light on the interrelation between fashion and cinema. An analysis of the individuality of the dive and their innovative way of wearing and displaying clothes, from the end of the 19th century to today.

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English - 16 Gennaio 2017

The Power of an Alliance Between Two Women

When we were first introduced, Gaia Ceccaroli was busy in New York creating charity auctions in both Italy and the US to benefit many nonprofits. The Secretary of The Wishwall Foundation taught me something very important: “Everyone can have a great idea, but it is in the execution that you make it successful.”

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Lifestyles - 30 Luglio 2016

Made in Italy Dominating the Game at MRket

The annual event in New York is an invaluable opportunity for Italian companies to expand their contacts and market. Americans love Italian fashion though they usually look for more classic looks

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Lifestyles - 2 Luglio 2016

Tastes to Wear, Style to Taste: The Elegance of Food

L’eleganza del cibo: Tales about Food and Fashion, a dress exhibit inspired by Italian cuisine and organized by big names of fashion design will be at the Art Space in the famous New York market until July 4th. The exhibition reminds us that food and fashion are two pillars of the culture and economy of the Bel paese

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Lifestyles - 27 Maggio 2016

I Am Fashion: Are You?

This Fashion and lifestyle column is for everyone who has the courage to develop their individual style, to be themselves, to be precursors of time, even if that means being criticized or just getting it wrong. Are you ready to be inspired by the celebrity wish maker?

Made in Italy: Brand, Metabrand and Its Stories

English - 25 Novembre 2014

Made In Italy: Brand, Metabrand and its Stories

What remains of Made in Italy today when so many complain of foreign acquisitions? Some think (like Prada) that we should embrace the world in order to live in the present, and some, like all the major brands, continue to perserve the local traditions. We try to find our answers, looking at innovation in a global context. (Leggi in Italiano)

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